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RE: bandwidth monitoring based on destination IP address
From: Shawn Wall <sjwall () shaw ca>
Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2005 14:58:47 -0700
NTOP is an excellent opensoucre solution. I use it to monitor traffic via netflow from a Cisco router. See http://www.ntop.org/ntop.html. HTH shawn -----Original Message----- From: Omar Khawaja [mailto:omarkhawaja () yahoo com] Sent: Friday, January 28, 2005 2:24 PM To: security-basics () securityfocus com Subject: bandwidth monitoring based on destination IP address Hi, I have a customer who wants to monitor his bandwidth based on destination IP - ideally I would have liked to use MRTG (free, easy to set up, works well), but am not sure if MRTG can pull data off a Cisco router / PIX firewall via SNMP that will breakdown the usage based on L3 destination. I figured if nothing else works, I could use brute force - sniff all the traffic and filter based on destination IP and packet size - somehow, that doesn't seem like it would be too much fun. I was hoping, with the wealth of experience and knowledge in this group, someone would have a more civil solution to this. Thanks __ Omar Khawaja, CISSP
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- RE: bandwidth monitoring based on destination IP address Jennifer Fountain (Jan 31)
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- Re: bandwidth monitoring based on destination IP address Jordan Dohms (Jan 31)
- RE: bandwidth monitoring based on destination IP address Shawn Wall (Feb 01)
- RE: bandwidth monitoring based on destination IP address Omar Khawaja (Feb 02)
- Re: bandwidth monitoring based on destination IP address Brandon Lee (Feb 01)
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